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Karina Clemmensen

New research shifts model on how forests contribute to carbon sequestration

Environment

New research out of Sweden, published recently in the Science magazine, changes the way scientists view trees’ contribution to carbon sequestration. Ecologist Karina Clemmensen learned that trees continue to store carbon in the environment for its entire life because of fungus growing on the tree roots.

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